A host of new cost-of-living measures have been announced by the Government as part of Budget 2023, with many changes on the way.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe revealed a total Budget package worth €11bn to the Dail, in what he described as a "cost-of-living Budget". Among the big changes on the way for households include households getting a €600 electricity credit, with the first payment before Christmas and two more in the new year. There will also be a once-off double payment week for social welfare payments.
Earlier today as Minister Donohoe and Minister for Public Expenditure Michael McGrath. announced the Budget, they also referenced key dates and figures mentioned in the 45 minute speeches. Here are a few of the key changes coming before the end of 2022.